on 07-19-2012 8:43 AM
Hi all,
I am trying to install a SAP PI NW 7.1 to connect to webservices of a third party product.
During installation it did not ask for Dual Stack installation option. But took the Java components software dump during installation.
I have few question and would appreciate your help.
1) How to find whether JAVA stack is present in the SAP PI system.
2) If the PI system installed is a dual stack.. how to open the JAVA stack as it is unable to read the configuration data from exchange profile.
3) After the installation of SAP PI dual stack, am i missing any post installation steps?
4) Is Adapter Engine (JAVA SE) installation required for my requirement.
Kindly help me out.
Regards,
Shravan
Hi,
1) How to find whether JAVA stack is present in the SAP PI system.
Please check that in MMC, (Also in os level - there should be j2ee folder under this directory \usr\sap\<SID>\DVEBMGS00\j2ee)
2) if the PI system installed is a dual stack.. how to open the JAVA stack as it is unable to read the configuration data from exchange profile.
If you are trying to login into java stack, http://hosntame:5<nn>00/ --> from there you can further and if its for PI ---> /rep , /dir, /rwb
3) After the installation of SAP PI dual stack, i missing any post installation steps?
Please follow the below document / demo for your reference
Very good document
Demo
Regards
Vijay
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Hi,
I am not sure about video.
But the below links makes sense and it was mentioning everything with respect to Basis
But the memory parameters - depends on available memory and the dums / swaps. So this part has to be considered
Regards
Vijay
Hi Shravan,
I will try to answer your queries.
1. Transaction SMICM->GoTO-> Display Data->HTTP
this should show java processes if any installed. also, if on windows you can check in SAPMMC for java processes running.
2. I am unsure what you mean by "how to open the JAVA stack"
3. Any post installation activities should be in the installation guide
4. Seems like the web service manager might suit your requirements (might also answer question 3)
hope this is of some help.
Paul
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